The gaming industry is hub for creative ideas and concepts, many of which are reflected in the continuous stream of products which these highly-competitive businesses develop.
Source code, graphics and sound clips, to name but a few such components, can consequently be of real commercial value to a business and it is therefore crucial that developers understand the intellectual property rights underpinning these assets.
Henry Milas, Associate in the IP team at Stevens & Bolton LLP outlines the main IP rights that are relevant to gaming and how they can be protected, in a recent article featured in Develop magazine. Click here to read the article in full.